IT'S ALMOST FINISHED! | Building Our New Raised Bed Garden

[@donnalovintexas8760]

Mrs. MICKIE earned herself some dream veggies for sure. Having a nice lady like Mrs. Mickey must be wonderful help with the boys.

[@LazyDogFarm]

She's great!

[@Bob.Middleton]

If you haven't run across him, Self Sufficient Me in Australia grows in lots of raised metal beds and has good info. Plus, watching his Summer garden during our Winter is interesting.

[@bearfoot561]

Bake a loaf of white bread with a choped up ghost pepper (with out the seeds). Your first slice with butter and orange marmalade with a cup of coffee it's great.

[@LazyDogFarm]

I don't know about having ghost pepper bread first thing in the morning.lol

[@hardstylzz5024]

Coffee ☕ and ghost pepper 🌶️ in morning that will clean your Colon.

[@zanelowery8417]

Get that metabolism jumping!!!

[@wolffe38]

I dehydrate all the peppers (bell, sweet banana, jalapeño, habanero, cayenne, ghost and Carolina reapers) then grind up a nice mix of them all to make crushed peppers. The cool thing is you can control the heat by using whatever ratio of sweet peppers versus hot peppers to suit your taste. I also freeze some habanero and ghost peppers for using in chili over the winter. I just drop a whole pepper in the pot so you get the flavor without all the heat.

[@bearfoot561]

One thumb nail size piece of ghost pepper in a pot of spaghetti sauce will do it. (ghost peppers do have flavor not just heat)

[@chrisfisher3900]

Mmm I love ghost pepper hot sauce! Make a pot of chili with a couple. Raised bed patch is looking good

[@hanzketchup859]

Make sure you put the nuclear explosive warning on that bag of peppers! Raised bed looks great!

[@b.p432]

I second the comment about the hardware cloth under the raised bed. I had tons of worms in my beds at one time until a mole found its way in. Ate em all.

[@ricsgarden7394]

I just put cardboard under mine. Im cheap though. Built 6 inch and 12 inch tall beds out of1.82 6 ft fence pickets. yep gonna get a couple of years is all but im going to put concrete Hardy board siding around them soon. Should last a lifetime

[@donnastormer9652]

Those are beautiful but totally out of most peoples price range. My neighbor bought painted ( both sides) metal roofing and built a beautiful raised bed maze. Over the years I have thought about using corrugated metal but according to the County extension unless it’s fully painted it will emit zinc fumes which are not good for plants or people. I’m glad to see there’s companies out there that are doing it right. But I like the metal roofing idea it’s much more cost-effective for me when I get so old I can’t use my Hoss plow and drip tape in ground rows anymore. Raised beds are a real option when my back fully gives out! Thanks again for a great teaching video.

[@sharonshepard4580]

Prayers that you guys don't get rained out in the next week!

[@LazyDogFarm]

Looks like 3-5" inches. Thankfully, ours soils usually drain pretty well.

[@DDiamondRRuby]

They look great, love the color. I looked up their website to see how much they cost. More then I want to spend even for just one. All I could think of when you were inside the skinny ones carrying them is little kids that make a train or bus from a box and parade around carrying it pretending they are driving. Beep-Beep!

[@LazyDogFarm]

Yeah I felt that way carrying them too. lol

[@jaredmccutcheon5496]

You’re alright to handle superhot peppers without gloves as long as they’re not cut open. I grow several dozen varieties every year, and ghost are some of my favorites. I like them dehydrated and made into flakes and then mixed into white chocolate with sea salt, absolutely amazing sweet and spicy combination but not too spicy as long as you don’t overdo the peppers in the recipe.

[@marlonllewelyn9565]

Travis you and Brook should definitely do some Indian recipes with those peppers

[@LowcountryGardener]

I dehydrate a lot of my hot peppers and then throw them in my spice grinder to make a powder. When dehydrating hot peppers, do it outside or you will be gassed out of your house. Ask me how I know...lol 😭

[@great0789]

I put heavy duty nursery-grade ground cover under my raised beds. SOOOOOO awesome. I have not weed-eated or even weeded the garden since Spring. The grass will be going bonkers around those beds if you don't. The stuff is about $90 per every 4' x 300' roll on Amazon last I checked. Same goes for drip irrigation. Just flip a switch, set an alarm for an hour on the phone, and walk away. The time saved each season is insane.

[@donnastormer9652]

I thought about suggesting the exact same thing about the landscape fabric. I also use it in my fig forest and occasionally on a walkway in my vegetable garden and it is worth every penny! If I’m ever forced to go to raised beds because of my back I will lay landscape fabric down first and then build my raised beds!

[@great0789]

@@donnastormer9652 Thank you for sharing! You can go to the pic on my YT name to see the first iteration of my garden using that fabric. I live somewhere else now with a much bigger garden. Pretty much doing the same thing though... just on a grander scale!

[@lindamckeown2830]

I put hardware cloth under my raised beds. I have bad vole and mole problem. If you have them in your area it will prevent them tunneling in your raised beds.

[@LazyDogFarm]

Never seen a mole or a vole in real life. But I hear they're a pain.

[@KajunHomestead]

Might be a good idea to add some type of shield to keep the ben from settling and pinching the main line. I'm sure you will get some settling once they are filled with dirt. The ridges will hold the weight of the dirt once it is packed in there. Just a thought , Looking good can't wait to see them all planted up. Thanks for the video. ❤👍👍👍

[@mattingly1217]

One mealion Scovilles.... maybe you should put I brick under each corner of those beds in case the sides cut the mainline? Or maybe put a brick on each side so it doesn't crimp the line underneath....

[@mousiebrown1747]

I hope you’re watching Self Sufficient Me on his raised beds- in Australia. His zone is about 1 or 1/2 zone south of you. Fill the bottom 1/3 of the big bins with branches, twigs, logs for huguelkulture or however it’s spelled. They rot and you can fill in with fresh top soil. Lasts for years!!!

[@HeyJudeDistributing]

We made some wood raised beds to plant our fruit trees because neighbors said the ground (clay) was too wet and it killed theirs. The trees are doing great ! Eventually I will remove the wood. 4 years down!

[@nancyharold5521]

Look up hugelkultur method of filling the deeper beds. It saves on soil/compost etc

[@FrontYardGardener]

I’ve grown ghost peppers, love the flavor. When making hot sauce I used red bell peppers to cut the amount of ghost peppers.

[@katiem9644]

Can't wait to put mine together. Think Ill wait unti this hurricane passes, as I dont want an assembled bed sitting out in the yard without dirt in it. Might end up in the next county! Really enjoy watching you gardening out of these beds.

[@LazyDogFarm]

Yeah this incoming hurricane has everyone on high alert.

[@EastxWestFarms]

what to do with hot peppers? Fermented pepper sauce! It/s perfect for cooking and making salsas.

[@imaprepper1866]

Looking good Travis.

[@psalms125selah]

One helpful tip for keeping your compost fertile longer, is by adding pieces of Bio char to soak for a week or two in some of that compost worm casting tea then pour it into the middle layer of soil, leaving soaked chunks of the Bio char whole and spreading it around evenly in that layer! The Bio char now is a microbe hotel and fertilizer storehouses which get will make your beds thrive, regular fertigating on the top of the soil will recharge them over time as they get depleted of nutrients! Yes Bio Char by itself can rob your Gardens of nutrients, but not if the Bio Char is saturated full of Compost Tea, then the Microbes will break down and distribute the nutrients stored in the Char and feed your plants roots! Another helpful tip to keep them microbes thriving, is to keep the top of the beds covered with a thin layer of Peat Moss on the Top to aid in keeping the soil cool in the summer months! Happy Growing! I just know you and Brook are going to love those raised beds!

[@b.p432]

My wife dehydrates our hot peppers. Then she blends it into a fine powder and mixes it with salt. I use the powder minus the salt for Deer jerky.

[@walkswithducks]

I too use hardware cloth under my beds in East Texas…the gophers will clean out a bed quickly once they find it. I think the water calls them to the bed.

[@hardstylzz5024]

I watch Texas Prepper 2 he had the same problem with gophers years ago all his blackberries are in wicking tubs now.

[@cody8161]

Check out chili chump out of the UK. He could give you some suggestions on what to do with the peppers.

[@KrazyKajun602]

Looks great, stay safe with this storm that may be moving your direction ....

[@LazyDogFarm]

Thanks Wayne!

[@zanelowery8417]

Travis looks like yall might have a storm hitting! We down in Fort Pierce FL. We are Datil pepper lovers here from some our roots in St. Augustine. We ferment ours with sweet peppers onions garlic and bell peppers. Only a few datils and Christmas peppers will put the flavor and heat in it.

[@LazyDogFarm]

We might. Hard to tell where it's gonna go. We're about 2 hours inland, but we can still get some pretty rough winds and rains from these hurricanes.

[@EarlybirdFarmSC]

I really like how the raised bed garden is taking shape. That is going to look great. I like how you did that arching trellis for the beans too. Are you going to do that will all the beans next year? Looking good Travis. See later, Ronnie.

[@LazyDogFarm]

I usually try to rotate crops on the arch trellis, although there are only so many climbing veggies that you can plant. We did beans on it last fall as well, but had cucumbers on it this spring. I would like to try some gourds on it at some point.

[@EarlybirdFarmSC]

@@LazyDogFarm I understand. Thanks buddy.

[@borracho-joe7255]

Make some jerky with the peppers!

[@Mstymntntop]

Put one of those hot peppers in your can of pickles, okra, green beans, carrots, etc.. Adds some fun heat to them when it ‘comes snacking time.

[@thepecolaboy]

If repairs are needed to the irrigation, does placing all the fittings under all the soil make easier 😉 shouldn’t be any leaks but that what if “MurphysLaw” seems to creep in!

[@LazyDogFarm]

If leaks happen, we'll just have to reroute the mainline around a particular bed. Should be pretty easy to do.

[@BIGALTX]

Trav, As you may know, I do a lot of container gardening. Now I'm adding some raised beds like yours. Would it be a good idea to place a tarp under the raised beds and containers, and add a deep layer of mulch for the walkways? How long would a tarp last on the ground, covered with mulch and gardening containers? In retrospect do you think that would help your situation, or have you had any weed issues? Trying to figure out a way to keep weeds out of the walkways FOR GOOD. Or, instead of a tarp, what about some really good weed cloth? Thanks, alan

[@LazyDogFarm]

I haven't had any real significant issues with weed pressure between mine. But that has a lot to do with the fact that this was an established in-ground garden plot (with minimal weed pressure) prior to adding the raised beds here. The plastic with a heavy mulch layer on top may work. But I've also seen nutgrass and bermudagrass grow right through that stuff.

[@DonnaLorenzen2009]

Looking good. I ran my main lines in the aisles just in case I need to adapt something later. Required an extra elbow per bed. Got my first round off the king of the garden lima...they are tasty!

[@LazyDogFarm]

Nice. Can't wait to try some myself!

[@FC-cz6zd]

As always, done with excellence! FYI, those hot peppers won't hurt you until they're opened up. I've grown plenty million+ peppers and never have been "burned" harvesting. When making sauces and powders (especially powders) with the supers, out come the gloves and respirator.

[@LazyDogFarm]

Good to know. They still make me a little nervous.

[@matthewking2209]

I can eat about a 1/4 of a chocolate ghost before I've had enough. Cut you off a little sliver to try.

[@cliftonmcandrew4786]

Those ghost peppers you can eat a green one it's like chewing on cardboard they're not hot until they're red and then they're hot

[@OGCxMedia]

I would still add risers to the round beds. You may find a use for them later.

[@LazyDogFarm]

Yeah I think I will.

[@robotgopher7739]

I have two new raised beds but I need a lot of dirt to fill them I found a bulk soil place for 40 dollars a cubic yard but I do not have a truck to put the soil in and take it home so I am looking for a kind person near me to get my soil.

[@rbaumann01]

I would make some type of ghost pepper jelly. 🔥

[@LazyDogFarm]

I like that idea!

[@StubbsMillingCo.]

Had some ghost pepper plants doing good, transplanted outside… then my daughter decided she liked them better pulled up😂😅 ahhhhh it’s awesome growing things I love my kids and gardening but man oh man

[@LazyDogFarm]

Well dang!

[@wingandaprayer7777]

HOW BEAUTIFUL! As an older person, I sure would appreciate that height!! Thanks for walking us through all of this. Love your videos!

[@LazyDogFarm]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@mattshepherd8586]

I did the same exact thing w the irrigation. Its working like a charm but i used well line because its made for years of hard service and i dont want to redo it EVER. Probably overkill but i had it laying around. I do feel smart now that i saw u did it the same way. Thanks for posting.

[@LazyDogFarm]

I think it's just going to be so much easier having the mainline riser inside the bed. I might even put a valve on each bed so I can turn off the water if there's nothing planted there.

[@mattshepherd8586]

I put a valve on each one. Mostly because when i put fertilizer through it i can send what that specific bed needs. I had a huge tater haul next to a spinach bed so that way i could feed the taters w potassium and the spinach w nitrogen very easily.

[@LazyDogFarm]

@@mattshepherd8586 Good point.

[@marysurbanchickengarden]

I'm looking forward to seeing the raised beds full of groceries. I think you're going to like them a lot.

[@richardisbell8561]

The peas are looking good only 3 people have the peas seeds

[@LazyDogFarm]

I'm impressed so far. Can't wait to eat some.

[@jimt6151]

Two of my employees dared each other to eat some dehydrated Ghost peppers. One ate them like M&Ms. The other ate one. Then he got a free ride in an ambulance, to a free night's stay in the local hospital. Actually, it wasn't free...since it happened at work, it was courtesy of workman's comp.

[@LazyDogFarm]

Ouch!

[@apiecemaker1163]

You could come up in the middle of the circular beds with the main and then branch out in a star pattern with the drip line. 🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️ just a thought. This is so interesting and will be fun to watch this all come together. Great video!

[@apiecemaker1163]

As far as the peppers, I’d just get rid of them. No need risking burned mouths, skin, but especially scarring someone’s eyes. Too many other kinds to eat that are enjoyable.

[@LazyDogFarm]

Lately I've been thinking of rigging the circular ones with valves so I can do an overhead mist or drip tubes inside the beds. That might be overthinking it, but we'll see.

[@apiecemaker1163]

@@LazyDogFarm I’m sure whatever you decide will work. Enjoying following this journey with you. Miss seeing Brooklyn. Hope you guys have a great weekend. Cooler temps here in AL. Ahhhhh👩‍🌾☀️

[@travisevans7502]

As long as you don't cut into those peppers no need for gloves grew them last year only west Indies red habanero this year I use them in stir fry but be careful don't use a whole one lol

[@jefferybarron929]

Betcha gonna wish you'd have put them far enough apart to drive your quad / mule between so you could pull a utility cart/trailer. I am soooo glad I made it where I can access mine so I can add compost or harvest and use to maintain the beds. Choose your battles I like to say.

[@LazyDogFarm]

My wheelbarrow will hold about the same as the bed on my side by side, unless I drop down the second row of seats. In that case it would hold more.

[@karenzorn773]

Your raised bed project looks fantastic. Can’t wait to see finished project. Good job.

[@LazyDogFarm]

Thanks Karen!

[@dpaw60]

Echo that comment Travis. No more words needed.

[@rudimentalgardening]

I have the shallower oblong raised bed like yours. Even with the smaller one I did some hugelkultur to save on soil. I would definitely be doing it with the taller ones. I love mine!

[@larrysheetmetal]

I told him about that , when he 1st posted he was going to use them.

[@jeffmartin693]

Tip when that edge guard needs replaced it is car door edge guard that can be bought on amazon.

[@LazyDogFarm]

Thanks for the tip!

[@jimt6151]

The plumbing looks neat...BUT...no way I'd put PE tubing with compression fittings underneath the beds. If (and we know I mean "when") they leak or pull apart, you'll have a rough time repairing them. Better to trench them in along, and outside of, the beds. Having tubing going over the top edge won't be quite as slick and cool as coming up through the bed's soil, but it'll be much more repairable.

[@LazyDogFarm]

I've never had these fittings leak, but I guess there's a first time for everything.

[@jimt6151]

@@LazyDogFarm True, but we usually don't leave mainlines in place indefinitely. With all that work you're doing, it'll need to stay together for the long term.

[@rickthelian2215]

Nice doing the irrigation for the dream garden Travis 😀🇦🇺

[@pauldilldine6817]

Looking great man! I've been using mineral tubs and big nursery tree pots for the last 3 years up close to the house and three regular garden plots. Been thinking about doing this type raised beds as well.

[@hardstylzz5024]

Those mineral tubs are great for wicking tubs for container gardening

[@wwsuwannee7993]

Just a suggestion... If you don't plan on moving those raised beds around, I would move the big ones up to the edge of the grass. It might give you enough room for another row down on the little side.

[@lyndseyrosha]

Love love love the raised bed project!!! Can’t wait to see it finished!!

[@LazyDogFarm]

Me too!!

[@gaguy2]

I have 2 of the ob long beds, I partially filled them with pine needles and leaves, then compost. Tomatoes did well in them, now trying some collards for fall. Hope to see you grow some Ga. collards too. You might need a campfire this winter when camping, take those hot peppers for the fire.

[@travisevans7502]

going to have much tighter spacing in raised beds or you can at least I do high intensity planting you have a lot more room so don't necessarily have to do that I think you will like the raised beds wish I had those metal beds look awesome.

[@tmac6593]

Need grass mat or the weedeater is going to go into overdrive

[@vickieginn7503]

The raised beds look good. Looking forward to seeing growing videos with them. Good luck with those hot peppers! 😮‍💨 I can’t eat hot hot ones!

[@davidward1259]

Travis, with the depth of those beds, I would be concerned about future service of those T-connections if you put the up-riser inside the bed. I would want them outside and up the edge of the bed for that reason. That's how I have our 4 beds set up (outside the bed edge). I know it looks better run inside, but I'm just thinking about working on it in the future if needed. Oh, and GO DAWGS!!!!

[@LazyDogFarm]

I hoping I don't have to ever work on them, but I could always rerun them on the outside (and leave the existing ones underneath the beds) if I start having issues.

[@HawkeyeTX549]

I think those Ts are your weakest link. Put the vertical riser on the outside for easier future maintenance. I do like the irrigation design.

[@dianawilliams-coe7747]

I have seen people with the big raised garden bed and I have the shorter ones I feel the bottoms with twigs leaves paper bag paper boxes things that would eventually break down so I will not need a lot of soil

[@tomkearns997]

What are the benefits of having those large deep beds. I have used 18” deep beds with good success and not sure why the extra depth would be better. Good video as usual

[@marysurbanchickengarden]

Saves me back

[@autohelix]

Yep for your back.

[@TargaWheels]

Pineapple does work in mellowing out the heat. If you've ever tried pineapple and jalapeno on a pizza, its actually really good. And I don't even like spicy.

[@LazyDogFarm]

I have had that kind of pizza and it's good.

[@lavernfoy4591]

Great job Travis.

[@savageairsoft9259]

Looking great! Thanks for sharing the video

[@iwanttobelieve5970]

Dehydrate them (🌶) and make a powder.

[@alabamagirl2725]

I absolutely love it. I'm making plans about what I want to do for next spring. Thank you Travis 😊

[@LazyDogFarm]

Sounds fun!

[@SunshineBaubles]

I’ve had ghost pepper honey. It was good. Not too spicy. You might look up how to make it.

[@FC-cz6zd]

On vanilla ice cream👍

[@stevefromthegarden1135]

Like the raised beds so far. Those super hot peppers....I don't know what to do with them. Way too hot for me.

[@GAGEICUS]

Raised beds are looking great, I am just curious how you plan on controlling the weeds. Thanks for sharing and Go Dawgs!

[@LazyDogFarm]

The weed seed bank is pretty low in this plot due to our cover cropping techniques over the years. But we'll add wood chips between the beds to help as well once the beds have been filled.

[@kylefamilyhomestead7007]

Looks awesome you guys!❤

[@LazyDogFarm]

Thank you!! 😁

[@empresskimberly4410]

Love that raised bed design!

[@LazyDogFarm]

Thanks Kimberly!

[@evilroyslade2491]

Nice work

[@carolynmoody9460]

Great video ❤️ Blessings

[@LazyDogFarm]

Thank you! You too!

[@mattingly1217]

Never did I think that I would see you make raised beds.....

[@LazyDogFarm]

Me neither. But I'm pretty excited about it!

[@mattingly1217]

@@LazyDogFarm I got a large diameter piece of HDEPE pipe.... probably 5 foot in diameter I was going to make 2 raised beds out of but I like making straight rows.... im kinda torn on the roundness of it lol.... I think if I split it I'll have 2 that are about a foot deep.... you could probably cut those really deep ones to make several shallow ones...

[@mattingly1217]

@@LazyDogFarm I am too….. as we get older it’s better on the back pain

[@eroggero]

Looking great!!

[@gwaynel8363]

What are you going to do if you have a leak under the beds. Would it not be better to run the mains beside the beds so that you could access the line to make a repair if it is ever necessary. Just an old plumber with a little experience on repairing piping. All the best from Greensboro NC.

[@LazyDogFarm]

I can reroute the lines around the outside if I have to. But in all my years of using drip irrigation, I've never had those particular mainline fittings cause any trouble.

[@scottlarkin4748]

I highly recommend not going up in the center. If something goes wrong, you will have to dig it out

[@joeyl.rowland4153]

You should watch this storm . If it comes your way you might get more rain than what you want.

[@LazyDogFarm]

Yep. Although I have transplants ready, I'm probably gonna wait to plant after the hurricane.

[@joeyl.rowland4153]

@@LazyDogFarm Be VERY aware. The present projected path of this storm is now predicted to pass very near you. You need to prepare and make certain you do not have loose objects that can fly. You need to do something with your chickens, don't leave them in the storm. Same with any animals you have. Persuade your neighbor to house his ducks. This could get ugly. They are calling for storm surge high winds and heavy rains for my area.

[@autohelix]

@@joeyl.rowland4153 Chill man he is a Georgia boy this is not his first time. And yes I have been through a hurricane. Ice storm is worse in my opinion.

[@joeyl.rowland4153]

@@autohelix Ian tore everthing up. My local Sheriff said HUNDREDS died. Don't tell me to chill. Grow up child.

[@autohelix]

@@joeyl.rowland4153 Have a good one I'm not going to tolerate that type of attitude.

[@joeford7350]

Travis, if you have trouble with that tee on the inside of that bed, aren't you going to have to dig the soil out to fix it? Would it not be better on the outside and insulated. Just asking, not being a know it all!

[@LazyDogFarm]

If I was to have trouble with it, I can always reroute another piece of mainline around the outside of the bed. That's plan B.

[@monamurray8688]

Wondering if the main water lines develop a leak or fittings leak under the beds how you will access the problem.

[@LazyDogFarm]

I've never had those types of fittings leak. Sometimes the drip tape fittings will leak a little, but never had any issues with the mainline fittings.

[@Gran-T]

Olle Garden link doesn't work for me. Tried both.

[@darjohnson]

Will tall plants in one bed cast shade on another bed or is the 4 ft far enough not to be an issue? Thanks!

[@LazyDogFarm]

Maybe early in the morning a little, but I don't expect it to be anything significant.

[@paulmesser9434]

On the hot peppers… throw them away!

[@LazyDogFarm]

Haha!

[@FC-cz6zd]

NO!!!!

[@snowfuller7599]

😂😂. Cant understand why you would grow HOT peppers and then find a recipe to tone them down. 🤷‍♂. Just a question, why would you leave a 4' spacing on the outside of your bed to get a wheelbarrow through (you can fit a tractor between your beds) and only leave 41" between the beds? Wheel barrow might have a bit of a problem getting through there if it needs 4' on the outside.You could fit another row of raised beds in. Love the videos Trav. Keep em coming.

[@LazyDogFarm]

Just the way the math worked out and how I wanted it to look with an even perimeter of wood chips around the entire plot. Also wanted to give myself room to use my Stihl edger around the outside of the plot.

[@snowfuller7599]

@@LazyDogFarm Sounds good. Keep it nice and tidy. I have to keep things straight and tidy too. Some people throw random beds everywhere. It drives me crazy. Cant wait to see the finished setup.

[@elizabethpulido5735]

The weight of the filling inside the beds aren’t going to squish or punch the mainline?

[@LazyDogFarm]

It shouldn't

[@dwaynetaylor2212]

How much do those beds cost.i would love to have a few

[@LazyDogFarm]

Here's the link: ollegardens.com/?ref=8gpQRg15c39_Js

[@tammytackitt8713]

Better make sure you leave enough room between them to get a wheelbarrow in there you got to get the dirt in there somehow

[@markb3129]

Raised beds are looking great. Only tip I have is DON'T EAT THE PEPPERS 🥵. ✌🏻

[@LazyDogFarm]

Haha!

[@lonnien.clifton1113]

The ghost peppers and Carolina reapers are way too hot for me

[@johnbrzenksforearm8295]

I see some spam in the comments!

[@LazyDogFarm]

Yeah they've gotten bad lately. I try to delete them as soon as they appear.

[@nvrmindwhtevr401]

Thought you had better sense such a waste financially physically all that land Brooke must be having a hissy fit🐎🐎 must be laughing conflict is obvious to some whatever⁉️

[@LazyDogFarm]

Brooklyn is pretty excited about it. It's been a slow transition from growing to sell vs. just growing for us. There are some veggies I just don't need an entire row of.

[@hopemorrison2367]

Plz check your messenger page I sent you some info

[@jonlewis6630]

Looking good Travis.

[@LazyDogFarm]

Thanks Jon!